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Racists are stench-filled, filthy, ugly bigots. Let us throw them out. #FellowEqualist

Katılım Kasım 2021
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economics_for_upsc@Economics_Upsc·
"Third attempt" is the lucky charm for UPSC aspirants"!!?? (The Print) 1. The Union Public Service Commission’s Civil Services Exam is India’s toughest recruitment test for IAS, IPS, IFS and other Group A services. ∼11-13 lakh people apply each year, ∼5-6 lakh appear for Prelims, ∼13,000 qualify for Mains, ∼2,500 reach the interview, and ∼700-1,000 finally get selected. Success rate is <0.1%. 2. What ThePrint found from UPSC Annual Report 2023-24: i. First-timers dominate but rarely clear: 48.2% of candidates in CSE 2022 were first-timers, but only 6.2% of them got selected. In 2018, 54.2% were first-timers with 7.9% success. ii. Third & fourth attempts are the “sweet spot” - 2022: 12.6% cleared in 2nd attempt, 21.9% in 3rd, 22.0% in 4th - From 2018-2022, third attempt success stayed between 19.7% to 24% 3. Why this matters - The pattern shows CSE “increasingly favours candidates who can afford years of preparation and repeated attempts”. Clearing it often requires 2-3 years of full-time prep, which may be a disadvantage to those who can’t afford coaching or long gaps without income. 4. Related reform context: Multiple committees over decades, including the Kothari Committee in 1976, have recommended reducing attempts and upper age limit. The idea was to prevent the exam from becoming an endurance test for only those with financial backing. 5. Other useful context from UPSC data: Scale: 11.35 lakh applied in 2022; 5.73 lakh appeared for Prelims. 2023 saw ∼13 lakh applicants. Dropout: Over 50% of registered candidates don’t even appear for Prelims. Background: Engineers made up 53.1% of selections in 2023-24, down from 62.7% in 2019. Humanities grads rose to 29%. Bottom line: ThePrint uses UPSC’s own data to show that while nearly half the aspirants are first-timers, the odds jump significantly by the 3rd/4th attempt. #upsc #upsc2026 #upscprelims theprint.in/feature/upsc-a…
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Arya@MyNameIsArya_·
@donquicxot @Gabbar0099 And they work on the principle that the more society is divided, the more resources can be extracted. That’s why, even today, they want India to remain divided. By doing so, they have found new Shudras in the Muslims of India. Their hatred Is not religious, but casteist.
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Donquicxot@donquicxot·
@MyNameIsArya_ @Gabbar0099 The reason for conversion that you say is not correct. It is mostly missionary propeganda. Very early converts were brahmins made to submit through severe physical and economic persecution. No one gave job to Brahmins, they were made to sit at church for food for their children.
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Gabbar@Gabbar0099·
UAE Hindus population : 7% UAE Muslims population : 76% Hindus are SAFE there. Saudi Hindus population : 1.5% Saudi Muslims population : 93% Hindus are SAFE there. Qatar Hindus population : 13% Qatar Muslims population : 67% Hindus are SAFE there. Then how is India with 80% Hindu population and 15% Muslim population not safe for Hindus? 'Hindu Khatre Me Hai' is just a political slogan for votes.
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Arya@MyNameIsArya_·
@donquicxot @Gabbar0099 If you look back, you’ll find that Brahmins often supported foreign invasions. Whenever they faced resistance to the their varna system, they often aligned themselves with foreign powers. Foreign rule was beneficial for maintaining their Varna hierarchy.
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Arya@MyNameIsArya_·
@donquicxot @Gabbar0099 3) There was no economic persecution under either the Delhi Sultanate or the Mughal Empire, they only centralized India politically. After the post-Harsha period, India was fragmented by the Tripartite Struggle, which led to an loss of resources. Don't make fake History
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Arya@MyNameIsArya_·
@donquicxot @Gabbar0099 2) It was mostly the Sufis who played that role. Secondly, Brahmins actually became stronger during the Islamic kingdoms. Earlier, Buddhists and Jains received patronage, but during the Islamic period Brahmin influence increased.
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Arya@MyNameIsArya_·
@donquicxot @Gabbar0099 1) Bro, you know nothing. Firstly, Muslim conversions were not a state-led phenomenon, nor was there any serious effort by the state to enforce them. It was mostly the Sufis who played that role.
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Girişimci Hisler@girisimcihisler·
HERKES WARREN BUFFETT KONUŞUYOR AMA ASIL KRAL O DEĞİL! Wall Street kurtlarının sana asla söylemeyeceği sırları, bu adam MIT'de sadece 1 saatte anlattı. Adı Jim Simons. 30 yıl boyunca her yıl %66 kazandırdı. 1 saatini bu videoya ayır.
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Compounding Quality@QCompounding·
7 Documentaries that will teach you more about money: 1) Inside Job
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Prakhar Shrivastava@upsc_prakhar·
Number System will again have atleast 20 questions in CSAT 2026. These 6 videos can help you get 10 of those questions correct for sure. ~By a genuine teacher, for genuine students. No clickbait.
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Arya@MyNameIsArya_·
@alirizabozkurtt @TheLaikYobaz I am not Turkish, but I respect Turks a lot because. After Israel, Turkey is one of the countries where any Jewish leader can receive so much acceptance. Atatürk was Jewish, yet he is still highly respected in Turkey, and he made major contributions, by eliminating Islam.
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yörük dadası@alirizabozkurtt·
@TheLaikYobaz Şahi toplari disinda yuzyillarca bir top bile uretemeyip 1.dunya savasina cekya toplariyla girmek zorunda kalan ecdadin torunlarisiniz farkindayiz.sergilediginiz sozde fuzenin sadece maket oldugunu soylemedilermi size.onun uzerinde bile sizinkinin degil Atatürkun imzasi var
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SON LAİK BÜKÜCÜ 🇹🇷
SON LAİK BÜKÜCÜ 🇹🇷@TheLaikYobaz·
Şahi toplarıyla çağ açıp çağ kapatan ecdadın, kıtalararası balistik füzeler üreten torunlarıyız. Ülke aslına dönüyor elhamdülillah...
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Arya@MyNameIsArya_·
@Reffflection @Gabbar0099 Such a dumb argument you gave. By the way, we never collaborated with foreigners, we were not even allowed to hold weapons. It was the upper-caste Hindus who did. Go and read who used to manage the Mughal administrative system you’ll get your answers.
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Reflection@Reffflection·
@MyNameIsArya_ @Gabbar0099 That's an excuse for coward acts u did Ni च are called Ni च coz of your acts & deeds For collaborating with invaders & for fighting against our country Shameless people
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Arya@MyNameIsArya_·
@Reffflection @Gabbar0099 Yup, we are converts, and the reason for your hatred is simple. You don’t hate radicals, but Indian Muslims, because we came out of your caste-led hierarchy and dominance. Your Manuwadi mindset is not able to digest this fact.
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Reflection@Reffflection·
@Gabbar0099 There's a difference between converted and inherited Muslims Muslims from UAE, Saudi & Qatar don't indulge in stone pelting, riots & Arson They don't have Gazva E Hind syndrome
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Arya@MyNameIsArya_·
@donquicxot @Gabbar0099 It was because of the caste system. Muslims and Christians who converted were never allowed to be part of Hinduism and treated unequally. That’s why we converted, and it’s something to be proud of. Your hatred is not for Arabs, but for us, because we came out of your varnas
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Donquicxot@donquicxot·
@Gabbar0099 There Muslims are not hindu converts like in India. Hate of muslim and Christian converts of India is un presidented. It is similar to the hate of Muslims and Christians, who were originally Jews or pagan, towards Jews. When beaten to convert, DNA gets ashamed for ever.
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Arya@MyNameIsArya_·
@yogicuniverse @Gabbar0099 Afghanistan’s Taliban are the most radicalized Muslims, yet they are being hosted in India. To be honest, you don’t hate radicals; you hate Indian Muslims because they do not follow the caste system, and practices equality. Your 1000-year-old Manuwadi mindset cannot digest this
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Yogi Rudra
Yogi Rudra@yogicuniverse·
@Gabbar0099 Yeah there are no radicals like you in UAE, they will eliminate people like you immediately even if they find a trace of brotherhood in you. The problem is not those true muzlims, the problem world has now is because of radical izzlam.
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Arya@MyNameIsArya_·
@bunny9756 @Gabbar0099 Hindus aren’t native to the UAE, whereas minorities in India are indigenous communities and still face discrimination. Very few nations do this. I’m still trying to find another government where sitting representatives give speeches about eradicating their fellow natives
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Bunny Sharma🇮🇳@bunny9756·
@Gabbar0099 UEA Hindu's are safe 🤣🤣🤣. How many temples for Hindus in the UEA? what does the Government do for minority protection and development? They Are even allowed to pray in the open! They are treated as third class citizens!! Hey but here how much land muslim own in India.
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Arya@MyNameIsArya_·
@heyitsriddhi @Gabbar0099 The argument is so dumb. Someone from a foreign land who comes to India and works here can get the same rights as a native Indian. The answer is no, and the same is true for the UAE. Whereas in India, minorities are native to the land, yet they face all forms of discrimination.
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Riddhima@heyitsriddhi·
@Gabbar0099 Being physically safe and having equal religious rights are two different things.... Hindus in Gulf countries may be safe, but they still don't have the same religious and civic freedoms that minorities enjoy in India.
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Jan Vogler@Jan_Vogler·
🚨 Coming soon: “The Political Economy of Public Bureaucracy” 🚨 My book is forthcoming in 2026 with @CambridgeUP! A preview of the cover art is below. Thanks to Dan Carpenter, @SeanGailmard, & @jrgingrich for their endorsements! 🙏 More details will follow in future posts. 😊
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xIA@xiathis·
Anthropic paga más de $750,000 al año por ingenieros que puedan construir arquitecturas de LLM desde cero. Stanford enseñó todo el tema en una conferencia de 1 hora y lo liberó gratis. Guárdalo en favoritos y mira esto hoy antes de que lo borren.
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Manisha Mishra@manishamishra24·
Learn game theory, Leverage ai, Build a team, Change the world. Not enough 20 year olds are doing this. Entire Game Theory Lecture by Yale University:
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Allen Braden@allen_explains·
A professor at MIT spent his life studying uncertainty. Near the end, he compressed everything into a single one-hour lecture. No buzzwords. No heavy theory. Just a clear explanation of how prediction really works. Not long after, he was gone. This is that talk. The idea at its core is simple but powerful: prediction isn’t about being certain it’s about understanding probabilities Most people will scroll past it. A few will see it and start thinking differently. Save it.
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